THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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SPORTS
By Charles L. Yochum
ID
Municipal Ownesrhip Ticket.
Spring Football Squad
Works on in Spite of
Warm Weather
Wlnle 1)Iikc1)iiII, both vnrHlty and
intorfrat, havo been occupying the
contor of attraction for tho pant
couplo of weeks tho football squad
havo worked diligently In tho hot
spring suiiHhlne. Yesterday the Hquad
of about fifteen men wore present un
der tho efficient tutelage of Dewey
llariimn, last seasons tackle.
After punting and drop kicking tho
ball for a while the squad was lined
up and put through a peppery signal
practice
Racely Unable to
Enter Handicap Meet
Held This Afternoon
Nebraska track stock took another
slump last night when George Racely
tore the muscles loose in his left leg
as he was finishing his workout for
the da The injury although not pre
venting him from using that member
Is quite painful and will keep him out
of track work the rest of the season
A similar injury last year kept him
from finishing the season. This acci
dent will be a great handicap to the
Cornhusker team for Itacely was one
TT almost TTuTftn orro feet of the fllHtl'Ht iiu'Ti-tjtt -tire track hre-
t tin t fall had (omn again.
The squad which first reported has
diminished but little and In order to
reward them for their efforts Coach
Stlehin has proposed to give prizes
or trophys to the winners in a spring
foot bdll contest to be held soon. In
this contest It Is planned to havo sev
eral events, Including punting for dis
tance, drop kicking, and passing tho
ball In the punting and drop kick
ing contests the winners aro to be
presented with loving cups.
Artistic danco programs and menus
for particular poople. George Bros..
Printers. 1313 N street.
this year Besides running tho 220
and 440, ho also ran one of tho quart
ers in both the half and mile relays.
Tho track was in fine condition last
evening from tho previous packing
rains and the weather permitting,
some good work will be seen on the
Athletic field today in the handicap
meet which starts at 2 o'clock.
Quito a number of men havo" en
tered the hundred yard dash and the
handicaps ranging all the way from
two to six yards. The other races
havo handicaps in proportion to the
distance run. The total number of
entries for the moot today number
more than seventy-five.
Tho following five named candidates for Councilmen are the only ones
who are unconditionally pledged to the municipal ownership platform, and
are endorsed by the Municipal Ownership League.
O. J. KING
O. W. MEIER
DON L. LOVE
ROBERT MALONE
ELLIOTT LOWE
The Municipal Ownership League, that led the successful fight for
the commission form of city government; that led the successful fight
against the Has Company's f! year franchise; that secured the amend
ment to the city charter permitting the city to own and operate its own
gas and lighting plant; that led tho fight against the raise In telephono
rates, saving to the citizens of Lincoln since January" 1st this year $20,000
in telephone rates alone; now appeals to you to vote for the five named
candidates above and assist the League in establishing a conservative
and businesslike program of municipal ownership of public utilities for
the City of Lincoln.
W. M; burning- - F. Er tdgerton -John-M. Stewart Cha5!YyiBryan
President Secretary Chin. Fxec Com. Chin. Camp. Com.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP LEAGUE
FETE DAY UPON MAY 17.
(Continued from Page 1)
11 o'clock. Only actual contestants
in this event and their atendantswill
be admitted to the field. Contestants
are advised not to enter more than
throe events
FOR CITY COMMISSIONER
The Chi Omega freshmen will en
tertaln the freshmen of other sororl
ties on tho afternoon of May 10th.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
BASEBALL
M Street Park
Lincoln vs Denver
3:30 P. M.
DENVER MAY 1, 2, 3
JOHN H. MOCKETT, JR.
Univetaity of Nebraska '87
date for Councilman or member of the
City Commission, is one who deserves
the vote of every student. An alum
nus of the institution, he has repeated
ly shown himself a true friend of tho
University.
In the late session of the Legis
lature he was a member of the confer
ence committee which finally reached
a satisfactory solution of the Univer
sity question. He was a leader in the
work which gave the University a
three-quarter mill levy.
VOTE FOR A REAL FRIEND OF
THE UNIVERSITY
SPALDING'S
Baseball Goods
ARE HARD TO BEAT ! !
We Have a New
and Complete Line
We Solicit the Fraternity Trade
H. Reusch,
118 So
12th St.
University Jeweler and Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1123 0 St. YELLOW FRONT
YOUR PATRONAGE S0IC1TED
Are You Going East or West
This Summer
See the Round Trip Rates
IB
GOMMENCING JUNE 1ST, 1913
Denver, Col $17.50
Colorado Springs 17.50
Pueblo 17.50
Minneapolis and St. Paul Minn. 16.20
Dead wood, S. D 17.85
Hot Springs, S. D 14.85
Cody, Wyo 32.00
Sheridan, Wyo 2465
Thermopolis, Wyo 32.00
Salt Lake and Ogden Utah.. 30.50
Return limit on the above points
Oct. 31st.
Yellowstone Park via Gardner
or Yelowstone, Mont 32.00
June 11th to Sept. 11th; return
limit Oct. 31.
GLACIER NATIONAL Park.. 35.00
Long
Limit.
Fox Lake, 111 $22.70
Bar Harbor, Me 67.20
Portland, Me 60.20
Boston, Mass 60.20
Detroit. Mich 33.20
Petoskey, Mich 36.94
St. Joseph, Mich 25.80
Asbury Park, N. J 56.70
Long Boach, N. J 56.70
Atlantic City, N. J.... 57.20
Cape May, N. J 57.20
Buffalo, N. Y 41.70
Niagara Falls, N. Y.. . . 41.70
New York, N. Y
Kingston, Ont 51.80
Toronto, Ont 43.65
Montreal, Quo 52.20
Burlington, Vt 59.70
Geneva Lake, WIb 27.70
Waukesha, Wis 22.70
Milwaukee, Wis 22.70
Short
Limit
52.70
46.05
45.70
45.70
47.80
47.80
35.70
35.70
45.70
37.20
33.30
38.70
42.80
Ask About Stopovers and Rates to Many Other Points
FROM
LINCOLN
Dates
of Sale
ROUND
TRIP
RATES
TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES,
SAN DIAGO.
Special Dates:
June 30 to July
7, Aug. 22 to 29
$55
Daily
June 1st to
September 3t),
Limit
October 31st
$60
TO
PORTLAND,
SEATTLE, TACOMA
TANCOUNHR
Special Dates:
June 1st to 4th
June 22d to 29
July 8th to 11
$55
Daily
June 1st to
September 30,
Limit,
October 31st
$60
$17.50 higher to Include California, Portland and Seattle.
Write for Literature About Glacier Park, Yelowstone National
Park Booklet, Summer Tours to the Pacific Coast, etc.
G. W. BONNELL,
City Passenger Agent.
Burlington Route. 13th and O streets. Lincoln, Nebraska
HAVE
The Evans
DO YOUR WASHING
"SPA"
Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room
Cafeteria Plan
City Y. M. C. A. -:- 13th & P
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